Remarks on 89 cases of cancer of uterus neck treated in the Institute of protection of Mother and Newborn Children during 1992-1997 years period

The most vulnerable age of this cancer is 30 to 46 years old, the prevalence is 30% in menopause age and the cancer occurs usually in the subjects with a history of gynecological infectious disease; patients were admitted in late stage. 31 of 89 patients were treated by simple radiotherapy. The commonly applied surgeries were amputation of the neck cap of uterus and total resection of uterus. Combined therapy with irradiation and surgery was conducted in 35 cases and untreated cases accounted for 6; in addition, there were 6 pregnant cases of cancer were treated surgically and radiologically after abortion or delivery with very bad prognostic.